Suppose that a table of part counts is generalized as follows: where a, b, and k are positive integers. Let A denote the event that

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Suppose that a table of part counts is generalized as follows:

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where a, b, and k are positive integers. Let A denote the event that a part is from supplier 1, and let B denote the event that a part conforms to specifications. Show that A and B are independent events. This exercise illustrates the result that whenever the rows of a table (with r rows and c columns) are proportional, an event defined by a row category and an event defined by a column category are independent.

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